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Trunking Earth Link

Description

A trunking earth link, often called a copper earth link, is used to ensure continuous earthing (grounding) across the entire length of electrical trunking or cable management systems. It connects metallic components—or the trunking metal—to a proper earth point to ensure safety against electrical faults and leakage currents.

Why it matters:

Some installations rely on the inherent conductivity of metallic trunking as the circuit protective conductor (CPC), but using a dedicated copper earth link is more robust and is often specified for safety and reliability.

Quick Summary

Term	Meaning
Trunking Earth Link / Copper Earth Link	A copper strip or link used to maintain earthing continuity across trunking systems.
Purpose	To ensure that all conductive parts of the trunking system remain earthed to handle fault currents.
Importance	Enhances safety and regulatory compliance by preventing electrical hazards. for enhanced corrosion resistance.